
The sad truth is that if something is accessible, it’s also subject to attack. The sum total of all “accessible things” for each of your systems or devices represents its attack surface.
Threat & Attack Surface Intelligence
Learning the ins and outs of your external brand presence and how to shrink your digital attack surface may seem difficult, but not anymore. Get this ebook for no-nonsense examples of what actionable threat intelligence is all about and how its value originates in artificial intelligence (AI).
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The sad truth is that if something is accessible, it’s also subject to attack. The sum total of all “accessible things” for each of your systems or devices represents its attack surface.
Threat & Attack Surface Intelligence
Learning the ins and outs of your external brand presence and how to shrink your digital attack surface may seem difficult, but not anymore. Get this ebook for no-nonsense examples of what actionable threat intelligence is all about and how its value originates in artificial intelligence (AI).
Download ebook
The sad truth is that if something is accessible, it’s also subject to attack. The sum total of all “accessible things” for each of your systems or devices represents its attack surface.
Threat & Attack Surface Intelligence
Learning the ins and outs of your external brand presence and how to shrink your digital attack surface may seem difficult, but not anymore. Get this ebook for no-nonsense examples of what actionable threat intelligence is all about and how its value originates in artificial intelligence (AI).
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1
Simple easy to way to learn about ASM


If attackers find unpatched vulnerabilities, back doors left open, or other opportunities to achieve illicit entry, system compromise and brand damage may follow soon thereafter. Learn how to understand your brand’s public exposure through the assets and entry points accessible to the public.
2
Stay ahead by being proactive


To bridge what your organization is willing to spend on cybersecurity and what pundits expect the bad guys to harvest, you need a competitive advantage. Get this ebook to find out how you can be more efficient and proactive.
3
Act against immediate threats


Learn how combining advanced AI-driven operations (AIOps) and proven expertise can correlate events, add context, bridge skills gaps, and predict and prevent the same issues from recurring and wasting your team’s time.
4
Improve Cybersecurity ROI


Seek out solutions that combine and integrate threat and attack surface intelligence into a consistent, coherent, capable, and cost-effective offering. Explore how to demonstrate value in terms of time, effort, and outright expense.
5
Bridge Cybersecurity skill gaps


Taking the universe of threats and focusing in on those of most immediate concern is what makes them actionable. Learn how to discover threats that are more immediate and serious, so you can set priorities and take quick action to fend them off.
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Get a 360 degree view context


Resolution is dealing with incidents as they happen and dealing with deeper issues to keep those same incidents from happening again. Explore how to make analysts’ lives easier and align your cybersecurity and IT operations efforts — and investments — with business goals and boardroom objectives.
6 reasons why you should read this book

If attackers find unpatched vulnerabilities, back doors left open, or other opportunities to achieve illicit entry, system compromise and brand damage may follow soon thereafter. Learn how to understand your brand’s public exposure through the assets and entry points accessible to the public.

To bridge what your organization is willing to spend on cybersecurity and what pundits expect the bad guys to harvest, you need a competitive advantage. Get this ebook to find out how you can be more efficient and proactive.

Learn how combining advanced AI-driven operations (AIOps) and proven expertise can correlate events, add context, bridge skills gaps, and predict and prevent the same issues from recurring and wasting your team’s time.

Seek out solutions that combine and integrate threat and attack surface intelligence into a consistent, coherent, capable, and cost-effective offering. Explore how to demonstrate value in terms of time, effort, and outright expense.

Taking the universe of threats and focusing in on those of most immediate concern is what makes them actionable. Learn how to discover threats that are more immediate and serious, so you can set priorities and take quick action to fend them off.

Resolution is dealing with incidents as they happen and dealing with deeper issues to keep those same incidents from happening again. Explore how to make analysts’ lives easier and align your cybersecurity and IT operations efforts — and investments — with business goals and boardroom objectives.
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Meet Ed Tittel
Ed has written a variety of texts on XHTML, XML, Java, VRML, and CGI programming and e-commerce. He has also worked on around two dozen different …For Dummies titles (all for Wiley). He has also written numerous textbooks for Course Technology, including tomes on networking, TCP/IP, and Windows operating system titles.
Meet Ed Tittel


Meet Ed Tittel
Ed has written a variety of texts on XHTML, XML, Java, VRML, and CGI programming and e-commerce. He has also worked on around two dozen different …For Dummies titles (all for Wiley). He has also written numerous textbooks for Course Technology, including tomes on networking, TCP/IP, and Windows operating system titles.
Make security smarter
This book deals with two kinds of security intelligence.

The first kind of security intelligence is threat intelligence. That means data about malware, vulnerabilities, threat actors, and techniques that could be used against your organization (or to attack your organization). Threat intelligence is outward looking and seeks to provide an inventory of potential risks and attacks that could occur.

Attack surface intelligence (ASI), on the other hand, speaks to information about external risk and brand exposure outside your company firewalls. An attack surface represents the part of your network, system, or device that’s accessible in some form or fashion. Your external attack surface includes websites, certificates, and system exposure.
Make security smarter
This book deals with two kinds of security intelligence.

The first kind of security intelligence is threat intelligence. That means data about malware, vulnerabilities, threat actors, and techniques that could be used against your organization (or to attack your organization). Threat intelligence is outward looking and seeks to provide an inventory of potential risks and attacks that could occur.

Attack surface intelligence (ASI), on the other hand, speaks to information about external risk and brand exposure outside your company firewalls. An attack surface represents the part of your network, system, or device that’s accessible in some form or fashion. Your external attack surface includes websites, certificates, and system exposure.
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Find out how you can quickly gather, manage, and respond to information about attacks that may occur for the assets and systems within your organization.
Get the free ebook today!
Find out how you can quickly gather, manage, and respond to information about attacks that may occur for the assets and systems within your organization.